With thousands of mail-in ballots still to be counted, the closely-watched Anne Arundel County executive race is still very much Read More
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Baltimore Del. Brooke E. Lierman won her bid to become the state’s top financial officer, making her the first woman Read More
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Maryland voters on Tuesday approved a constitutional amendment raising the amount in controversy that entitles litigants to a jury trial Read More
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One of the most sobering statements from President Joe Biden’s speech this month on protecting democracy was one that might Read More
Two seats on Baltimore City’s school board were up for grabs this election cycle with voters choosing from four candidates Read More
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